Current limitations

The current DSL implementation can lex, parse, resolve, validate, and diagnose the documented source language. The following boundaries remain:

• The syntax is under development and has no stability guarantee.
• No public package or standalone installer is available.
• No formatter or canonical formatting rule is implemented.
• Source comments are not supported.
• Property and capacity initializers accept only quantities, locations, and component-value references.
• Unit strings are preserved but not converted or checked for dimensional compatibility.
• Location coordinates must be numbers, but geographic ranges are not checked.
• General expressions are not type-checked.
• Condition values are not checked against declared condition variants.
• Evaluation values such as $distance remain symbolic.
• Resource use modes are recorded but not scheduled.
• Transformations are resolved but not applied.
• DSL source is not yet materialized into the Manifold engine.
• Tasks are not compiled into solver input, and the DSL does not produce plans.
• Base context can supply declarations for resolution, but commit, merge, and overwrite behavior belongs to a later application layer.

These docs describe implemented syntax and validation, not a generally available or production-stable language contract.